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A festival or birthday photo that plays with music instead of sitting still.
Free photo to music video
A still photo on Status is easy to scroll past. Upload a photo and Chitrio reads its light and color, picks a mood such as calm and warm or bright and lively, and finds a matching song from a library of free to use tracks. The result is a vertical video with a slow, gentle zoom, a soft fade in and out, and the music under it. Not the right song? Ask for another one in the same mood.
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Straight answer: The mood comes from the colors and brightness of your photo, not from who or what is in it, so a dark photo of a happy party can still get a moody song. Some songs ask for a credit line, which we show next to your download so you can paste it into your caption. A small Made with Chitrio mark sits in a corner.
Pick a JPG, PNG or WebP photo. Portrait or landscape both work; the whole photo stays visible.
Pick 15 or 30 seconds. Chitrio shows you the mood it found, for example calm and warm.
Download the video, or tap Another song to hear a different track in the same mood.
A festival or birthday photo that plays with music instead of sitting still.
A new product photo posted as a short video your customers stop to watch.
A sunset or a mountain view with a slow zoom and a calm song.
A photo of the kids or grandparents shared as a small video with music.
It measures the brightness, color, warmth and contrast of your photo, maps them to a mood, and picks a track tagged with that mood. The same photo always gets the same mood.
The tracks come from a library of songs that are free to use, including commercially. Some require a credit line, which is shown next to your download.
Not in this free tool. You can ask for another song in the same mood a few times per photo.
No. You need a free Chitrio account, and there is a daily allowance of free jobs. Trying another song does not use up your allowance.
A vertical 1080 by 1920 video, sized for Status, Reels and Shorts, and well under 16 MB.